What We Offer
About NAAFLS
The North Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Service (NAAFLS) is a not-for-profit organisation delivering holistic legal and support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence. With offices across the Top End, our work is grounded in cultural respect, community collaboration, and self-determination.
About the Role
We’re leading delivery of the Leaving Violence Program – Top End Regional Trial, a national initiative helping people safely leave violence through culturally grounded, practical support.
As a Case Worker, you will deliver trauma-informed, culturally safe case management and work alongside clients to develop safety plans, access financial assistance, and connect with community supports.
What you’ll bring:
Why NAAFLS?
Work with a values-driven team grounded in Aboriginal leadership, culture, and community. Make a real impact and help shape safer futures.
Professional, team-focused approach; willingness to travel and ability to obtain WWCC and clear Criminal History Check.
Apply Now!
Closing Date 28 May 2026 - please note applications will be assessed as they are received.
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For more information and detailed , visit naafls.com.au
For role enquiries, contact: hr@naafls.com.au
This is an identified position. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are strongly encouraged to apply.
North Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Service (NAAFLS) is a non-government Aboriginal organisation offering legal services and support to victims of family violence and sexual assault.
The primary focus of NAAFLS is to provide culturally appropriate assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults and children who are victims of domestic and family violence, including sexual abuse. NAAFLS works in accordance to the Family Violence Prevention Legal Services “Operational Framework”.
Services available to clients include:
• Legal advice and casework assistance in areas relating to domestic and family violence, care and protection of children, victims of crime compensation, family law, wills, superannuation, housing and debt management.
• Information support and referral services.
• Community legal education.
• Prevention of family violence initiatives.
• Law reform.
• Trauma informed counselling.
